Mini Friedman Gracile Bone Rongeur Forceps - 15 cm, 30° | Helmut Zepf No. 42.320.15

The rongeur forceps from Helmut Zepf GmbH represents a refined surgical instrument designed for precise bone removal in demanding clinical environments. The Mini Friedman Gracile Rongeur Forceps — catalogued as Helmut Zepf No. 42.320.15 — measures 15 cm in length and features a 30° angled working end, offering surgeons optimal access and visibility in restricted anatomical sites.

Instrument Overview

This rongeur forceps is engineered to the exacting standards associated with German-made dental and surgical instruments. The gracile design of the Mini Friedman pattern ensures a refined, delicate approach to bone reduction procedures, minimizing trauma to surrounding tissue while maintaining controlled, consistent cutting performance.

• Instrument Type: Mini Friedman Gracile Bone Rongeur
• Total Length: 15 cm
• Angle: 30°
• Catalogue Number: Helmut Zepf No. 42.320.15
• Origin: Made in Germany

Clinical Application

The angled jaw configuration of this rongeur forceps facilitates access to areas that straight instruments cannot easily reach. Its gracile profile makes it particularly suited for delicate bone contouring tasks where precision and tissue sensitivity are paramount. Clinicians performing oral surgical, periodontal, or implant-related procedures will appreciate the instrument's balance and responsiveness.

German Craftsmanship

As with all instruments in the Helmut Zepf portfolio, this rongeur forceps is manufactured in Germany, reflecting a longstanding tradition of surgical instrument excellence. Precision machining, durable materials, and stringent quality control contribute to an instrument built for reliable, long-term clinical use.

FAQ

What is the angle of the Mini Friedman Gracile Rongeur? The working end is angled at 30°, allowing access to anatomically challenging areas.

What is the overall length of this instrument? The instrument measures 15 cm in total length.

Where is this instrument manufactured? It is made in Germany by Helmut Zepf GmbH.